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[quote user="TheCanaryFan"]I would rather be a Barnsley fan over a Norwich fan at this moment in time. It is us who are going down. I dont see how you see otherwise.[/quote] Well p**s off to Oakwell and support them then.  We do not need fans like you here at the club anyway!!!

[quote user="The Walking Man"]Can''t they give us even more tickets? I''m not convinced that Charlton are going to sell out...[/quote]I thought that about Ipswich.  All the times i have seen highlights for them this season they have hardly had many fans there.  I have not been home yet, and would be very gutted if I did not get tickets for the game..

Personally I think Dion would be a great acquisition as a coach/manager, but with his experience and what he has achieved as a footballer, I think he would be appointed by a top team.  One day, he will make a great manager if he took that route..

[quote user="plan b"]there is a feature about it on radio 5live tonight at 7pm with brian malwhinney, the football league chairman, who has said today that he knows that there are a few clubs in the championship who will be in very serious trouble shortly. should be an interesting listen.nelsons glory[/quote]Thanks for that.  I will tune in for it...

They are predicting for this season that at least 1 Championship club, and up to 7 league 1 & 2 clubs will head down the road of administration.  Seems to be getting worse...

With a few rumours going around about clubs in Championship on the brink of administration, do you think anyone will annouce it will happen before the deadline ends later??Surely it would be better for them to confirm it now, get relegated and start next season strong rather than be like Leeds and have a mountain to climb.  Not all clubs will do as well as they have done.Southampton have had the biggest rumours, will it happen??

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[quote user="The Butler"][quote user="Lord Flashheart"]With all those commas it''s like reading poetry.[/quote] A scummer supporter called canaries Spent most of his life "with the fairies" When asked can you spell? Hes aid can i hell then posted six more in his series. [/quote]ROFL, excellent!!

My dog is called Malkay

To be honest, i think the reason we got Lee in is because Cort''s knee''s are probably giving him jip.  Might not feature for rest of season.  As for drury, I think he is still struggling with his injury, not 100% though so don''t take my word for it....

[quote user="Canary02 III"]In the wake of so much debate regarding Alan Lee and his reception, I thought I''d offer my two''penneth as to where I stand. Although I have no love whatsoever for THAT club, or its constituent parts I shall be welcoming Mr Lee. I am a fan of his footballing ability but regardless of that, he''s now a canary and I shall treat him as such. Whereas any ex-Ipswich player deserves a good boo when they play against us (it''s good for morale as much as anything else!) if they pull on the yellow that''s where it should end for me. HOWEVER, my particular rule of thumb is that there are some players that are so Ipswich that they cannot ever be anything other than the enemy. 99% of Ipswich players don''t qualify for this and never will. It takes a special kind of twunt, one who goes beyond the usual overcelebrating a derby goal, or simply pulling on the Pony blue. My personal list of Uberscummers extends only as far as: Alan Brazil, David Johnson, Fabian Wilnis, Jim Magilton. The only potential addition from the current ranks is that little annoyance Haynes, but he still has work to do. Alan Lee, as much as he has proved a thorn in our side on occasion has never come close to being an arse about it in the same way the aforementioned muppets would have, hence he gets relegated to the level of garden variety Scummer in my eyes, and one that can therfore be booed playing for opposition but equally, can find redemption in pulling on a shirt of finest yellow without the instruction "Punch" written on it. Likewise, if Dos Santos ever fancies signing for City, we''ll make an exception for him as well... [;)] [/quote]An applause for that man!

I think that one of our hardest games left will be against charlton on the last day.  They will be down by then and will have nothing to play for...I''ve seen many teams before drop points to teams that are already relegated!

[quote user="Ginger Pele"]why are you being so negative, it wasn''t just one win, it was three out of four which is very good considering our form this season, and it got us out of the relegation zone, its up to us now to stay out, we don''t need to rely on other clubs, just be happy[/quote]Very true, but to be honest I am not going to be positive nor negative until the league tells us that it is mathmatically impossible for us to be relegated.  We have a very tough run of games until the end of the season, a run that I can see us get many points from..but being positive/negative will make things for me personally hard to cope with. We need to take each game as it comes, starting with Brum.  I, like many of my mates, would love a point away at brum but I think we now have the mentality to go for the win. 

[quote user="canaries"]from going to gates of 15 to 20000 season holders in a few years id say theres quite a few bandwagon fans, as for them jumping ship now like i said the word "hope" keep them coming back, in the premiership days we only got 18000 at to 20000 at best, as for yourself you are paying to watch someone elses players, ie loans. [/quote]But it is still his club..and, like me, will watch them regardless what league we are in!

To be quite honest, its gonna be a tough game for us if it comes down to it.All I can think of with regards to last game of the season is Fulham.  Let''s hope we don''t need a point to survive

[quote user="Grim Roeder"][quote user="Things are looking up "] Crooky said on Sunday night coaching session, that some teams become very  predictable when they play a striker who holds the ball up or lays the ball off to feet and what is better is strikers who turn defenders or uses flicks etc which makes them a damn sight harder to defend against and then Tuesday night Gow and Mooney start instead of Cort and we all know what happened next. My point being was Gunny starting City players, after the stick Roeder got for using loan players to please us fans but Crooky convinced him to use the loanies? [/quote] Gunny said Cort was carrying an injury, had injections before games [/quote]I would imagine it would have been his knee''s.  3 games in quick succession had obviously taken its toll on him

[quote user="the duke of norfolk"][quote user="city4life"][quote user="zemas tendon"]yep saw him, but be very careful in what you say because i think he is part of a group of about 10-15 who sit in the snakepit every week, wearing all the stone island gear!![/quote]haha and stone island make you dangerous?!?  Most of the people I see wearing stone island are blokes that are past their time or little chavs that walk around in groups of about 25 starting on fights with 5 other lads...personally that is cowardly![/quote] Yes, but why is it they cant let that lifestyle go? I know many of them have wifes and kids etc but they still like to have a ruck. Must be addictive, like a drug. [/quote]Yeah very true..although this cannot be setting a very good example for their kids!  They will grow up thinking fighting is ok!

From where I sit in the barclay I was rather worried until I saw the net move.  Everyone around me was claiming fantastic goal etc, but I was still sticking to my guns thinking that he nearlly missed...glad other people feel the same

[quote user="zemas tendon"]yep saw him, but be very careful in what you say because i think he is part of a group of about 10-15 who sit in the snakepit every week, wearing all the stone island gear!![/quote]haha and stone island make you dangerous?!?  Most of the people I see wearing stone island are blokes that are past their time or little chavs that walk around in groups of about 25 starting on fights with 5 other lads...personally that is cowardly!

[quote user="Soton Canary"]Any ideas why it''s not sung like that any more?  [/quote]Because the fans are now more concerned about moaning that our season is over.  I really wish CR would get back to how it used to be..

I totally agree with you steven.  but the thing is not many others do.  we can''t even finish OTBC without the volume dropping towards the end.  we only start singing when we score, and the fans are claiming that CR has not got a negative atmosphere.  i''ve seen so many teams over the years sing through the good and bad times, but we just don''t seem to do it.  when i personally start singing i have other fans staring at me like im an outsider!  this is not CR! I am gonna be joining you, singing my heart out whether we are losing or winning!

So pathetic..like that''ll happen!

Merry, I like your enthusiasm.  Persoanally I feel most of the NCFC fans are causing us to play the way we are..poor atmosphere, negative atmosphere.  I, like you, will be singing my head off and getting behind the team.Good on you lad

[quote user="tribes"]Yes, it''s the watching that is the worst bit, but I have, along with many others, renewed for next year. Maybe it''s not so bad when you just hear it on the radio.[/quote]Why don''t you go and watch your beloved " Darren Huckerby " in america then.  Obviously love him personally more than the club itself!

You lot are all loons..I am glad there is another fan that has the same enthusiasm for the club as I do!